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Mahjong Queen
When her mother falls ill, Fumi visits Yokohama to search for her missing father, hoping to get his help. Fumi's father was a legendary mahjong player. Using a photograph as a clue, Fumi searches for him, but before she knows it, she steps into the underground mahjong world. She then learns of her father's tragic condition.
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When her mother falls ill, Fumi visits Yokohama to search for her missing father, hoping to get his help. Fumi's father was a legendary mahjong player. Using a photograph as a clue, Fumi searches for him, but before she knows it, she steps into the underground mahjong world. She then learns of her father's tragic condition.
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Written By:Madoka Hayano
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Cinepop
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